etecheaven
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I just visited my dealer and was handed a campaign for a piston replacement on my 2011 Summit X. Dont quote me on this but i believe it affects all machines over 2000km or that have operated at over a certain elevation (basically mountain sleds). Best to call in to your local dealer and see.
Campaign 2011-10
Bulletin 2011-18
Cheers
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October 3, 2011 Subject:800R E-TEC Piston Replacement No. 2011-18
PROBLEM
Under severe mountain riding conditions, piston
ring locating pin may not meet durability requirements
and may fail leading to severe engine damage.
SOLUTION
Replace pistons with a new design ONLY if the
vehicle meets the following requirements:
– Vehicle used generally at an altitude of 1 200m
(4,000 ft) and above.
– Vehicle has reached 2 000km (1,200 mi).
NOTE: Pistons replacement is not required PRIOR
to stated mileage.
Campaign no.: 2012–0004
October 3, 2011 Subject:2012
Summit X RAVE Valve Components Rubbing on
Countershaft
PROBLEM
The RAVE valve hoses may be incorrectly routed
and the check valve manifold may be incorrectly
positioned. In such a case, parts will rub on the
countershaft resulting in RAVE malfunction.
SOLUTION
If needed, correct the RAVE valve hoses routing
and the check valve manifold position.
Campaign 2011-10
Bulletin 2011-18
Cheers
Found this on DOOTALK
http://www.dootalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=469891
October 3, 2011 Subject:800R E-TEC Piston Replacement No. 2011-18
PROBLEM
Under severe mountain riding conditions, piston
ring locating pin may not meet durability requirements
and may fail leading to severe engine damage.
SOLUTION
Replace pistons with a new design ONLY if the
vehicle meets the following requirements:
– Vehicle used generally at an altitude of 1 200m
(4,000 ft) and above.
– Vehicle has reached 2 000km (1,200 mi).
NOTE: Pistons replacement is not required PRIOR
to stated mileage.
Campaign no.: 2012–0004
October 3, 2011 Subject:2012
Summit X RAVE Valve Components Rubbing on
Countershaft
PROBLEM
The RAVE valve hoses may be incorrectly routed
and the check valve manifold may be incorrectly
positioned. In such a case, parts will rub on the
countershaft resulting in RAVE malfunction.
SOLUTION
If needed, correct the RAVE valve hoses routing
and the check valve manifold position.
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